Sentence examples for any salient difference between from inspiring English sources
"People dislike the prospect of any change in their essence positive or negative," Meyer writes, "and so any salient difference between the donor and recipient leads to increased resistance to the transplant".
Are there any salient differences between you and the Ryan that we saw on The A-List? Ryan Nickulas: No, not really, but I would say that the show limited what you saw of me.
A salient difference between MobiPluto and the existing PDE systems is that any block-based file systems can be deployed on top of it.
When it comes to sliding, the salient difference between snow and sand is friction.
There may be one salient difference between the powers conferred on the Scott inquiry and on the Chilcot inquiry.
One salient difference between the two visions is that the "Constitution in exile" actually existed for many years, before the New Deal court ratified a 20th-century vision of national power.
The salient difference between Madrid and Barcelona this season has been that Ronaldo, superb as he is, has never been alone.
Maud and Roland are redeemed from their dull, cautious modern lives only when they are infected by the wildness and grandeur of Randolph and Christabel -- a clever, knowing reversal of the standard idea that the salient difference between their time and ours is between repression and liberation.
Gina Kim Shoreview, Minn., Dec. 21, 2008 To the Editor: The salient difference between supporting generous government programs and donating one's own time and money to the poor is that the latter manifests the desire to sacrifice personally for the greater good.
I argue that there is no ethically salient difference between the contributions made to development by genes and the contributions made by these other resources.
The most salient difference between the categories is that a moral dilemma arises only when the choice is such that neither horn is decisively supported by morality, indeed morality speaks equally against both.
